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Jane Eslinger 0
My one PROC REPORT wish

The one thing, above all others, that I wish PROC REPORT could do is know which observations from my data set that I want kept together on a single page of non-Listing output.  This is problematic for two reasons.  1. PROC REPORT cannot read my mind!  2. PROC REPORT does

Data Management
Jim Harris 0
MDM intersections, Part 1: Data quality

Master data management (MDM) is distinct from other data management disciplines due to its primary focus on giving the enterprise a single view of the master data that represents key business entities, such as parties, products, locations and assets. MDM achieves this by standardizing, matching and consolidating common data elements across traditional and big

Analytics
Ralf Storch 0
Werteabhängige Verschlüsselung von Daten ganz einfach

Die deutschen Versicherer haben sich zusätzlich zum Bundesdatenschutzgesetz, das die Datenverarbeitung und die Speicherung von personenbezogenen Daten festlegt, zur Einhaltung des brancheneigenen Code of Conduct verpflichtet. Kundendaten aus verschiedenen Versicherungssparten werden aber aus wirtschaftlichen Gründen, um Cross-Selling-Potenziale zu identifizieren oder Risikoklassen zu berechnen, häufig zu Auswerte- und Analysezwecken in einer Datenbank gespeichert oder

Rick Wicklin 0
Create spaghetti plots in SAS

What is a spaghetti plot? Spaghetti plots are line plots that involve many overlapping lines. Like spaghetti on your plate, they can be hard to unravel, yet for many analysts they are a delicious staple of data visualization. This article presents the good, the bad, and the messy about spaghetti

David Hartley 0
Insurers beware: Fraudsters love digital!

Insurers are embracing digital to meet the demands of modern consumers. And, of course, there are obvious benefits to them from less costly, more streamlined interactions with their customers. The trouble is that digitisation comes with a major health warning: Unless insurers put suitable measures in place, they're at risk

Learn SAS
Rick Wicklin 0
Grids and linear subspaces

A grid is a set of evenly spaced points. You can use SAS to create a grid of points on an interval, in a rectangular region in the plane, or even in higher-dimensional regions like the parallelepiped shown at the left, which is generated by three vectors. You can use

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